Tory peer accused of breaching ministerial code with Uganda deal
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Ex-minister Sandip Verma accused of breaking rules after family firm signed deals worth £88m
A Conservative peer has been accused of breaching the ministerial code after her family firm signed multimillion pound deals to supply Uganda’s government with solar power equipment.
Sandip Verma’s company, Nexus Green Ltd, has signed two deals worth more than £88m after meetings with the sub-Saharan country’s notoriously homophobic president, Yoweri Museveni. Continue reading...
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